A place with fire in Deng Chao has been recommended by many travel bloggers. Why do tourists say "all liars" when they go

Because the photos taken by professionals are better than the actual ones, and the places are remote, it is easy to cause altitude sickness. The movie "Passing Through Your World" starring Deng Chao was released in September 20 16. The film achieved good results as soon as it was released. But the most surprising thing is that this movie brought passion to one place, that is Daocheng. Daocheng was very popular on the Internet. ?

I remember when the movie was first released, many friends went to Daocheng for a trip. However, many friends who came back said that they were cheated and felt that they were not as good as the photos taken in the movie. First of all, now all kinds of camera software are fully functional. After a series of treatments, even in your residential area, I believe those people can capture the beauty beyond your imagination. ?

But I personally have been to Daocheng, and I admit that the scenery in Daocheng is still good. But climate is very important. If the weather is bad, there is really nothing to see. In the case of sufficient light, the snowy peaks composed of blue-green lakes, streams, grasslands and small trees on the roadside are so beautiful that you can take beautiful photos even with your mobile phone. Daocheng is relatively partial and the road conditions are poor. Especially in the past few years, people were often trapped halfway up the mountain during holidays, not only unable to get up, but also unable to get down, trapped on the hillside.

Another point is height. Daocheng is located in the southwest edge of Sichuan Province, southeast of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with a natural high altitude. It is understood that Daocheng has a maximum elevation of 6,032 meters, a minimum elevation of 2 kilometers and a vertical height difference of 4,032 meters. Therefore, there are requirements for physical fitness. I went up once and never dared to go up again. I felt sick for a long time after going up once.